Location: Hartville
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Hartville is a village in Stark County, Ohio, United States. The population was 2,944 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Canton-Massillon, OH Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Restaurants in Hartville
1. Hartville Marketplace and Flea Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By Missy B - Lodi, Ohio
Let me start by saying I do love the indoor shops the outdoor flea market was average at best and I bought a lot of produce because it looks good and the prices were good however two days after buying most of the produce had already began to rot
2. Wingfoot Lake State Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By ericjkline
You can rent the pavilions. The sides can be closed in the winter. The Goodyear blimp is docked right next to the park. This is one of the great legacies of Goodyear, and it's wonderful that the former employee-only park is now available to everyone as a state park.
3. MAPS Air Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
MAPS Air Museum is an internationally known museum of aviation and serves as a center of aviation history for Northeast Ohio. The museum features over 130 exciting educational displays in it's collection of acquired artifacts, interactive exhibits and historical archives in its own library. The museum currently has 48 aircraft in the inventory.
Reviewed By DrLFoodie - Naples, Florida
We were part of a group that used the museum as a venue for a dinner. Extremely interesting and glad we participated as we probably would not have see it on our own. Docents are dedicated and passionate about their mission. All ages can learn...MoreThank you for your review.
4. Gervasi Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 290 reviews
Join us for a public tour of our state-of-the-art winery facilities at The Crush House every Saturday afternoon. Guests are welcome to enjoy lunch or tasting experiences before or after tours at The Crush House to enhance their experience. No reservations for Public Winery Tours, additional options available below with more intimate or private experiences. Saturday Tour Schedule: Tours will begin every hour (12pm - 1pm - 2pm) Location: Meet at The Crush House Tasting Bar Duration: Approximately 30 minutes
Reviewed By rmh_11 - Canton, Ohio
Once again this innovative facility is fulfilling a need in the luxurious Gervasi manner....I did note that the rooms would have king beds.....I am a widow, travelling with another widow friend and we prefer twin beds...also. I am sure there are many married couples where...MoreThank you for your very kind review rmh_11. We appreciate your patronage and feedback.
5. Maize Valley Market & Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
At Maize Valley, they make great wine...FUN! Great food, special events and award winning wines come together to make an experience that builds memories to last a lifetime. Hours vary depending on the season, check our website for more information.
Reviewed By Kaye1977
Has to order and pay for food and wine from the front of the winery. It's very inconvenient for those who have several questions because others are waiting in line or if you would like to add on additional items. Several seating options inside and outside. Had options to purchase beer or wine but have to stand in seperate lines to order. Probably will return but not at the top of my list.
6. Quail Hollow State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Carrie K
I hike or walk the trails here regularly. They have bridle, bike and walking trails. They walking trails range from wide open gravel paths, wooden boardwalks and narrow hiking trails. This a is place of calmnes, beauty and tranquility, as one would expect in the woods. I only wish I could hike to a lookout spot, but we are in NE Ohio. There is also a nature center that is great for hands on learning and exploring for kids. Our last hike we took the dogs and we saw deer and a big white owl.
7. Hoover Historical Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
FREE ADMISSION and wheelchair accessible to Experience the Hoover Legacy: Hoover Company history is preserved amid Victorian elegance in decor, family furnishings, vintage ladies fashions all accenting Hoover history with products, vintage ads and materials Hoover produced for WWII. Hoover family photographs and keepsakes enhance the story of the Hoover Legacy. Interactives include hearing the first 1908 Hoover vacuum recorded Hoover songs.Manual vacuums from late 1800s tell the story of evolution of the vacuum cleaner. Enjoy the beauty of our award-winning gardens, all on original Hoover family homestead. Hoover museum is owned and operated by Walsh University. Tours hourly, 1,2,3,4p Thurs-Sat., March-October. Reservations required for groups of 8 or more and available weekdays when not open to public for hourly tours.Closed major holidays. Gift Shoppe We are little museum with a BIG HISTORY!
Reviewed By charles6346 - Huntington Beach, California
The boyhood home of William Henry Hoover. Tours are at 1, 2, 3 and 4 PM on Thursday, Friday or Saturday. They have some antique vacuums.Thank you so much for your great review! We are very proud of our docents knowledge and professionalism. They share Hoover history with an obvious pride it radiates from them!
8. Hartville Chocolate Factory II
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Paul S - Marion
Willie Wonka (either the Gene Wilder or the Johnny Depp version) would feel at home here. However, there are no oompa loompas in the Hartville Chocolate factory, just lots of chocolate treats, sugar free goodies, jellie bellies, etc. I liked the samples and the regulation NFL football that looked like it just rolled off the assembly line at the Wilson plant in Ada OH (see listing) that supplies the league. Tom Brady may or may not have taken the air out of some of the Ada products but if I was going to take a bite out of a football it would definitely be one made in Hartville. For the ladies who could care less about football, there are chocolate high heels and other concoctions. Parking is free on the street. It is okay to bring a baby in a backpack, but if your party includes anyone in a stroller or wheelchair you will have to be content with visiting their other outlet at the Hartville Flea Market as this main downtown store has a couple high steps and a heavy front door that is hard to close.
9. Maple Street Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Enjoy the charm of the historic 1880s train station as you browse the hundreds of hand-crafted gifts by national and local artisans. From whimsical to military, featuring one-of-a-kind framed art, pottery, hand-blown glass, jewelry, photography, equestrian, military, aviation, civil war, Amish scenes by P. Buckley Moss and, of course, a great selection of train prints.
Reviewed By Paul S - Marion
The Maple Street Art Gallery is easy to find as it is located in the old Hartville depot. As such, there is a fair amount of railroad prints and stock certificates for sale along with other fine art and custom framing service. The owner was friendly although I made it clear that I was just looking around because I had already blown my budget at other shops. Found a lot of interesting jewelry. This is not a place for a wheelchair, stroller, or smaller children because the walkways are narrow and full of fragile artwork.
10. Nevaeh Salon & Spa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
A full service salon and day spa. Offering Hair, Nails, Massages, Facials, Manicures, Pedicures, Waxing, Makeup, and more.
Reviewed By ElizabethGreen_OH - Green, OH
Tazia gave me a great short style haircut. A wash and style is included in a very reasonable price. Appointment was on time and she was friendly and efficient.
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